A rare walk into the past.updated seats but kept the unique old cinema look. Rather busy when I... read more
This is not an Imax, this is not your run of the mill soulless cinema. It has character, it has... read more
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A rare walk into the past.updated seats but kept the unique old cinema look. Rather busy when I went but quickly sorted crowds to the correct screen by the rather bossy man!
This is not an Imax, this is not your run of the mill soulless cinema. It has character, it has flaws, its not the biggest but it is an experience. The screens are small but the old fashioned experience is wonderful. Its expensive the only...More
We loved this cinema steeped in atmosphere and history. But still great screens and comfortable seats. Highly recommended.
Brilliant film. Clean cinema. Screen 2 very small. Spoilt by very loud music coming from other movies from the other screens. Could do with a bit of a revamp
It seems strange to write a review for a cinema, but this is such a beautiful building, it is worth visiting for the architecture alone. We were able to learn that this cinema had once been a theatre, which goes some way to explain the...More
The only cinema in salisbury in a lovely old building with good character. Small- Our screen had a total of 5 rows each of 11 seats. As the seating area. If small, the screen is also smaller than a normal average cinema screen size. Yet...More
Unbelievable building, like walking into a fairytale, you enter a grade II listed building thats a medieval house with a victorian mock tudor front, buy sweets in the panelled room and then enjoy a film surrounded by the left overs of a bygone cinema age.
A film that had many lovely rural scenes near Queen Victoria’s homes.. Judy Dench was the usual brilliant actress, playing a strong willed character...
I can remember going to this cinema 50 years ago when cinema going was the place to take your girlfriend. This was my first visit for a few years as I have found the seats uncomfortable, the viewing lines from some seats in the smaller...More
Screen 1 has the tiniest screen imaginable, in an absolutely massive room. We were about two thirds of the way back (as in most cinemas this means you can see the whole screen without having to move your head too much) but in this cinema...More
